St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-24


In a its freshness, sangs well sung,
See hoo success true effort croons,
Gang Spen' Il NIGHT wi Scotias looms.
Their monthly sociable was given by St.
Andrews society at Pythian hall, East
Fifth street, Friday evening. 1t was a
thoroughly enjoyable affair. and formed a
fitting close of the current series. Nearly
Seventy-five couples were in attendance to
enjoy the excellent musical programme
which had been prepared, and afterwards
to join in the merry dances. The pro-
gramme included: Piano forte selections
by Miss Maclean, song by E. B. Butler
banjo duets by Messrs. Martin and Feller.
song by E. j. SturtZeli, song lin costume)
by Mrs. A. Brown, duet by j. c. Myron
and j. II. Heinlen, song by George DIM
woodie, guitar selections by j. 81. Hirst,
song by j. Fl. Heinlein and quartette Sc
lection by Mrs. A. Brown, Miss g. Huff
man. w. F. and j. c. Myron. A tasty
programme of fourteen numbers was after
wards danced. Choice refreshments were
served. The reception committee consisted
of D. II. Maclean, John Grant, j. B. Rob-
erts, Allan Black and George Grant, while
the floor managers wereJ. G. MyrOn, John
Grant and d. II. Maclean. The ladies' re-
freshment committee was composed of Mrs.
A. Brown, Miss Maclean. Mrs. W. Rodger.
Mrs. w. F. Myron and Mrs. F. Horn.
Among those in attendance were: Mr.. and
Mrs. r. L. McGill. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Brown
MIR. and Mrs. A. A. Robertson, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. F. Myron, Mr.. aud Mrs. T. Horn Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Rodger. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Black, Mr..
and Mrs. Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. Cummings,
MIR. and Mrs. Scotch, Capt. and Mrs. Lyons.
Misses Pursell, brewery. Ruth E. Mouton,
Crossman. Hoffman, Pretre. Mary Moulton,
n Her,
MacLean, Caneday, Rollins, Hope,
Clark, Croll, Thompson. Pfeifer, Swanson.
Hoffman, Bastion, Messrs. D. H. MacLean, ].
B. Darling, j. c. Myron, John Grant, James
Fl. Richie, George Grant, Robert McNicol j.
D. Roberts, J. c. Thomson, Alexander Law
son, A. M. Straiton. Lawrence Hope. D. c.
McLaren, j. NJ. Williams, j. b. Stark. Charles
Thompson,A. R. Currie. j. Grant,W Koemple,
Prof. Titcomb, DR.. E. Teller, Ralph Martin,
E. B. Butler, Z. j. Sturtzell, l. II. Heinlein,
1. H. Hirst, Thomas Davis, L. Holland, G. G.
Cowel, John Fraser, of ST. Cloud, Mimi; Mr..
Peril. Mr.. Murnane, Mr.. Robertson, Mr. Men,
zies, MIR. Monro, Mr.. Essery, Mr.. Tul-
loch. John McLellan,.. Mr. Ellis, Mr.
Distel, Col. Album, DR.. Fitzsimous.
a very pretty affair was the pink dominoe
party. giEenshysthe members of the Standard
club, at their hall, corner of Eighth and Jack
son streets, Thursday evening. While the
inclemency of the weather prevented q large
dtttHudHce, II proved HI extremely pleasant
occasion for those who had braved the Gle
ments. Many of the costumes displayed by
the ladies in attendance were unique and
elaborate. Seiberts orchestra furnished
the inspiring strains for an order of
nine numbers. The main hall had
been Hastily decorated, while in the banquet
hall below choice collation. was served. The
committee of Arrangements consisted of B.
7. Goodkind, L. H. Haas. Harry Moss, Alex
Metzger and Albert N. Rose. Among those
who tripped the light fantastic. were: Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
Sternberg, mfr. and Mrs. l.. Lyons, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Greve, Mr.. and Mrs Satter Mr.. and
Mrs. I. Rose, Mr.. and Mrs. Albenberg, Mr..
and Mrs. D'Aberle, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Harris,
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Straus, Miss Frank, of
New York; Misses Greve, Sternberg, Harris,
Goodkind, Plechner and Stern; Messrs.i, Wech-
Ter, Albenberg, Greve, Moss, b. and w. Good
kind, Guiterrnan, Metzger, Phil and AL Rose
and Haas.
A very successful social entertainment and
dance was given by the Knights of Labor at
Prefers hall Friday evening. Banjo selec-
tons were rendered by Prof. J. f. Sherry
Will Dixon and Sid Clark. James Shea sang
ballad and Fritz Stewart gave either solo,
Ralph Martin, in his banjo solo, achieved a
great success. Tommy Warren's Dutch song
and dance was well executed. Comic songs
and banjo solos were rendered by Ben Broser
The finale was participated in by Sherry Mar
tin, Dixon, Clark and Stewart. The entertain
meat closed with q laughable farce. entitled,
"Petticoat Government Dancing was then
INDUCED in to the music of the Musicians
Protective Association band, Of Minneapolis.
There was large attendance.
A very enjoyable affair was the fourth ar
nual ball given at Pythian hall Thursday
evening by Uniform rank, Division No. 4, X.
OF T. over 200 persons were in attendance
Seibert's orchestra furnished the music.
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twenty-five numbers was danced. All of the
members OF the uniform rank appeared in
their handsome and attractive uniforms In
mediately after the dancing the uniform
rank sword drill was given in highly credi-
table manner.
A delightful entertainment was given at
the Park Congregational church Tuesday
evening under the auspices of the Young
Ladies' society of the church. There was a
large audience present. The programme en-
braced number of vocal and Instrumental
selections, Mr.. Nichols, Mr.. Holcomb, Mrs.
Dorr and Miss Phillips participating. The
last part OF the programme consisted of in
teresting musical and literary numbers by the
peak" family.
A progressive euchre party was given by
Mrs. j. w. Field at her residence, No. 6O9
Jackson street, last Wednesday evening in
honor of her guest, Mrs B. B. Scott. of Ash
land, Wis, who has been visiting her for the
-
from Minneapolis and this city were present.
The Successful participants were: Mrs. B. B.
Scott, DR.. f. Richardson, Mrs. w. H. Wilson,
P. Haupt. Mrs. c. Shandrew, N. Bouse. Re-
freshmentS were served.
A meeting of the West Side C. L. S. c. was
held Monday evening at the residence of C. S.
Sherman The programme included Round
Table Talk on French Literature" led by
Charles E. Thayer; "a Quiz on Astronomy, -
conducted by Joseph Schroil. and paper on
THE Recent Fisheries Question Between
the United States and Canada by JIM. Haw-
thorue. Mr.. Thayer and Miss Nettie E.
Lucas gave some choice musical selections.
Tuesday evening $50 persons gathered in
the First Baptist chapel, on Wacouta street,
and enjoyed an excellent programme which
had been prepared by the Young Peoples
association. Prof. Amman gave two recita-
tons. Among some of the musical features
were selections by Prof. Condon'S male quar-
tette, violin solo by Miss V. Hirchbone, and
soprano solo by Mrs. Dwight Curtss.
Capt. S. W. Groesbeck, acting judge advo-
cate. has returned from the East with his
bride. On the 18th inst. he was married to
Miss Alice Thomas at the residence of the
brides parents. Norwak, Conn. Capt and
Mrs. Groesbeck enjoyed short bridal tour
in the East and are now quartered at the Ho-
tel Ryan.
Prof. J. n. BeggS gave q dress party at
Standard hall Friday evening, on the occasion
OF the closing exercises Of his juvenile classes
in dancing. From 1880 until 10 O. clock the
classes danced, after which time visitors also
participated. A creditable exhibition of fancy
dances was given by the classes. .sIszr
An interesting meeting was held by the
West Side Lodge of Good TEN plars Friday
evening. The literary exercises included a
reading by Mss McKenny, instrumental solo
by Miss Lyons, vocal solo by E E. Chapman,
nd duet by Rev. Mr.. Gamble and Miss Roos.
Miss Gertie and Anna Schonarth gave a
prOgressiye euchre party on Tuesday even